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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-09
HORSES.

VIRST CLASS PASTURAGE FOR HORSES.
4 Arrangements made to feed during win
apply to Barton & Co, ClOthiers. Main Street
or to Peter Barton, Kaysville
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-09
LOST
A DRESSMAKER

WILL TAKE IN SEWING OR GO OFT
w by the day. Apply 68.W Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-09

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
~ equipped Job Printing Offices for sale on
favorable terms. Address, Box G. Salt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-09

BAPTIST misunderstanding this morn
ing at IL and evening at 7.S0, by Rev. Dwight
Spencer. Subject for evening, Recognition
OF friends in heaven :" Sunday schoolafter
morning service
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-09
FOR SALE.

NEW REMINGTON TYPE WRITER
IN Great bargain; at Co op. Drug Stores ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Wednesdays Edition

Rsy your city tazss-
 | Oys1ws q Baumsnn's.
 | In 4oors lslt for his ranch to-day.
 Rcd Mrs. sullivan's uev advertiss.
 nsnt today.
 N. EIlis lsft. this afternoon, for the
 Clarence Ruby mine.
 | 0scuEe ticket for the Ivy Club so-
 cial. to bs given Friday evening.
 Jelly glaasss, and extra 6ne dinner
 ssls, juss ssosivsd atJ. |. Rihsr'a sspaOti Ths sainfan yesterday. = reported by
 E. ". Frsnch, signal ssrvics observer,
 vas ssvsnty-nine hundrsths of an inch. Ticksts for tAs Ivy Clnb social, to be given sszt fsiday evening. ars for sale e 0o1dwater's, Lincoln's and Curry's, at q. go each.
 '. Q. Murphy will lsavs to-morrov ioe g. LOuis, to place on exhibition thaso spscimsns q ore from this ssction q ths country.
 Ihs boaEd ef trads, q its meeting last night appointed N. O. Murphy so % b g. 10uis. e commissiopsr from ths ssctioa. b talk up resources. A. Nooss has . ratsling good taggy tsan q blAek horses in his cor nl Thy azs oae oi the most styiish pais Af hosss ssen in Arizona, and Nr. Aooss is psohAhiy the only horusman in this ssotion who csn boast of . elyO0O epaa q hossss
 TAs train on which Governor zuIick cd family and Secretary Bayard and fanlly vent tO Prescott Junction. Mon day. AaA . naxrow sscape from meeting vith sssious aeeidsnt The engine raa ovsr eow, dszailing one truck of ths tender and one truck of tho coach. It m h this vay over the ties { seve- ral hundred isss befors being stopped, cd oanssd . dslsy oi soms two houru.
 \ los q hossss vsre cen yssasrday h ths vicinity of vsrds station. run ning on ths pssiTis there, with noss- hags atsaehsd b their heads. Tho cir eunstanos bsiag . singular one. which | asoussd inquiry and elicitsd the inioe- nation that ths recent sains had caus- sd such fapid growth oi grass that "LArsys Dugaa had resorted to this d. vics to kesp his animals from founder ing on ths succu]ent grass-
 Tsns ot thoasands of people every whsse on the coast dsal by mail with Wsinstoek ( Luhin. GO 40 K 6G, aac- Cal, clear indication that heir g0ods and prices arc worth know- ng about The nev Fan Catalogue ust issued Qree) tells about the new 'hineD in DEy 0oods, Clothing. House- ,oA 6uppaiss, etc., and is much the Inea book ever issued by the firm. lend for . copy by postal card, or oth- gwiss, aAd co what California enter. 'riss is doing. K
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
0soe1 ss osspesvlsees.

The board of supervison met yester
 day, 6eptsmbsr l4th, and held shori esssion, Mem. Behan and Brecht, and
 Clerk Aisehsll. being peesent. The pssignasion of Peter Collett, q
 constable of Prescott precinct, was read and, oa motion, vas accepted. Mr. Otis appsassd rslativs to assess. ment and e900 for ranch vas, on mo ton, struck oG.
 Hr. Blaks ssked that the real estate of MsL Tompkins b reduced in value. On motion, the reduction vas refused. A communication from Nr Houston, relative to the insrsase of his assess- ment. was rcd. On motion, the in crease vas left e made. \ lstter from Mr. stees, overseer of rood district No. IS, was reod. The
 clerk was directed to say that he must do tho best he can with the road taxes
 and appropriaGien of 50; no further
 sum will b given. Probate Judge ONeill was granted
 Ie.ve ol abssncs 0f 9 daya On motion, the board adjourned till nine o'clock to-day. Board met this morning, September 18th. Pssssnt, sans e ysslseaay. A petition asking that Janss Y. Dod- son be appointed constable of Prescott precinct vas rcd and, on motion, granted. and said James V. Dodson is
 appointed constable of said Prescott precinct subject so the approval of his bond.
 Supervisor Brscht vas authorized to
 employ ?. e. Parksr b put up the new
 ceiling in the court room.
 Delinquent tAxes of N. Blackiord, of
 el0.50. for lss6. being . double assess-
 msnt, vsrs ordered struck oG. On motion, L. Venting vas ordered
 dismissed from Ars. Shull's e an indi-
 gent pssson upon the county. Board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
BuckIen's Arnica Saivo

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents DOT box. Fo. sale by c. S. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Live Stock NAavkOt.

Chicago, Sept. l9.-Cattle-Rece pts IlO00. Market slow; shipping steers, $3@50l; stockers and feed CTS, $l.l5@3 %. Texas cattle, $l5O@ 3l5: COWS, hulls and mixed, $l.6O@ s.s0; western rangers lower, ta.We 80.
 Sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steady: natives, $2s0@4-25; Western $3!OOa3.45; Texans, $3@3!6O. Lamb s per head. $4 .J0td 5.25
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Sam Hill isin San Francisco.

sam Hill ioln San frAnc1oco.
 W. c. Potts and wife returned iron
 San Francisco yesterday.
 Judge and Mrs. w o. O'Nein VII
 leave for Albuquerque tomorrow, Co st tend the fair.
 There will be special instrumental | music at the Marina St. church t0- morrow morning. E. H. Witherell, of Coyote Spring
 ranch, returned to-day, from business trip to California. K. R. Smith, successor to R. '. Dach-
 eller, as travelling auditor of the Atlan- tic & Pacific railroad, came in on to- days train.
 Four papers-two copies of the Her aid and two of the Arizonan-reached this office from the south last evening. These are the first received since the storm-
 J. D. Cook will close his dairy to- morrow and cease the delivery of milk | in Prescott. It is his intention soon te take his stock to his lower range, near Gillett.
 X new time schedule goes into effect next Monday, September 18th, by which
 the Wickenburg stage will leave at 8 o'clock p. m., and the Black Canyon
 stage at 4 p. m. Miles Archibald returned Last evening from . two weeks vacation in the No gollon mountains. He says that there has been an abundance of rain in that section and grass is good. V. Stephens has just harvested .
 crop of l50 pounds of choice onions
 from . plat of ground l2xl6 feet in ex- tent. In addition to the above, the same piece of ground furnished . sup ply of green onions for two families all
 summer.
 Sportsmen who want to fill game
 bag. with the least possible expendi-
 ture of powder, will bs interested in
 Charles LedyArd Norton's illustrated
 description of "A Pot-Hunter's PaEa-
 disc" to appear in The American Mag.
 azine for October.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Oo0ose onGIlaspo.

4 depnty United Stasss mArshal vent down in ths Papago country, this side of Quijotoa, the othef day, for the pur- poss of aEEesting an Indian chazyed witA murder. Unfortunately the In- dians vsrs enjoying tiswin drunk, end When the ofRcer axTssted his man ths tribe azose, and, on account of su- pesingiky in nunhefs, released the pfis- oass. Nsxt morning ths mArshal paid anOthe1 wit to the camp, found the Indians comparatively sober and aaked Sue his pgisooes. Receiving 10 satis- iactosy ansWss, he proceeded to arrest the On q ths chisf of tho tribe, who had been largely instrumental in the Esscus ths night prcvious, but was aenin rssisted. The oGlcsr then return sd ts Cass 0Eands, reportsd ths facts 0 the Indian agsaf, and is nov await ing in tAb city ths arrival q . squad of soadiss fru0 Mcdowell, when he vin aGnin attempt 0 asTsst and bring in the pgisoo9. This is the same tribe of In- oians that resisted Sheriff Paul, of Pima county, two yea8 go. and they cer- tainly ned n instructive lessou rsgasd- ing h. dignity q the law.-Arisonan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
q csn ss Asl.

In ordsf to give all chance to test it end thus b convinced of iA voadssful curative povers. Dr. King's New Dis covesy for Coasumptioo. Coughs and Coads, vill b, for . limited time. given away. This offer is not only tiberal, but uhoUs unbounded faith in the merits of this ersas rsnedy. An vho sul5er from Coaghs. Coads, Consumption, Asthma, Dsoachitis, or any affection of Throat, Chsst. os Lunss sse especially request d Co caH e O. s. Hutchinsou's Drug 6tore. and get Trial Bottle free. Large Bottlss 9l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Hay Pov0s.

have suffered greatly from periodi.
 cal returns of Hay Fever. At the sug-
 gestion of Covert & Cheever, druggists obtained Ely's Cream Balm, and used . portion of it during . severe attack l can cheerfully testify as to the imme diate and continued relief obtained by
 its nse. l heartily recommend it to those suffering from this or kindred complaints. (Rev) H. 4. SMITH,
 Clinton, Wn,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
0vosuGoS locALS.

Ny Sporting department. consisting of Shot, Gum, Rifies, Pistols. all kirsds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc, is complete, and goods are down at bed rock prices- Winchester Rifles are nov down to el6. If you want shotgun caxtridges. try my -Blackbird" brand, loaded, with the best powder, by pA- tent pEocess. They are superior to all otheEs, and cost you but $4 ger 100. Don't forget our Royal St John Sew ing Machine s now reduced to $S5 cash.
 4Ro. H CrrpRy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
FROM FRlpAY's DAILY.

FROM FRpAys DAILY. Il Nixon Palmer left for Nartinss thia morning
 Fresh fish and oysters at the PalAcl Chop House.
 As. Mary Bovsn, of wsss PssscoGt is qute seriously i'll.
 | Reports come in from various ssctionl of badly washed roads.
 | There has been no mail iron th1 south for several days nov.
 N. Costa, the tonsorial artist, rstuzn. cd from the east yesterday. l W. H. Throne and family returned from their visit to California ysstssday.
 wm. S. Kerr has cold . loe 36xl6O feet, in FlagstaG, to A. B Boyle. Tor ~ls0.
 Fresh Fish and Oystess are nov served daily ct the Cabinet Rsstaurank
 al
 4 heavy rain in the mountains caus- ed quite . rise in Granite crock last eve ming
 The Albuquerque fair will open next Monday. Several Prescott people vill attend it.
 Lieutenant E. J. Spencer is instruct or in chemistry, in the West Point Academy.
 Mine Host Hickey, of the holel d Yavapai, has fourteen guests on his rsg- ister at present.
 The Police Gasetse, of sepssmber 18th, contains very good psrtsaits of Wilson and Johnaon. To-day. September 18th. is Aexicas Independence day, and will b obseFvsd generally in this territory. W. c. Hanson, whose stock range is at the head of the HassAmampa, hAs filed his brand for record. The stock brand of Samusl Haught, IT,. has been filed for record. Range on the east fork of the Verde rover. The prisoners brought in from Flag- staG yesterday. by Constable Donahus, are Mexicans, charged with horse sssal ing.
 Sheriff Mulvenon and party effected a crossing of the Verde river, on We'd nesday. and are due in Pieasant Vallsy to-day.
 John Tewksburys house in Tonto Basin has been in . state of sisge. It only women and children, and has been fired into several times.
 James Munroe, who is serving tern at Yuma, for the murder of Jack Shea, is reported to be in very preearious physically, sunering with  The Arizona Mission Conference of he Methodist Episcopal church will meet st Tucson, Aris, October 18th, instead of September Ed. This change vas made by order of the Bishop. J. S. (Arastra) Johnson, known to an ,ld-time Arixonans, is in town. He vas prominent character, in mining, | $ we'll as in Indian fighting, in the arly days of Prescott, and his present isit to Prescott is the first for twenty ears. He is engaged in mining now t Castle creek Is A three-year-old child of Nr. and drs. Henry Clay. of Williamson valsy. ras stung on the calf of the night lg, { y a centipede, on Wednesday evening, nd was brought into town yesterday or medical treatment. It is under the are of Dr. Robinson, who thinks he an bring it out all right, although the of tho little fellow lat night ras very severe. A man named Patrid vas brought ! nto town yesterday Rening. sularing [ 'om wha. hom Ised was neusalgia nd - An examination by Dr.
 loh revealed the fact that his islady was in reality caused by exist ( nee of screw worms in his palate and [ moot He is now in very critical ' ondition, although several hundred of . he insects have been removed. It
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21


 Received This Day (sepsembes l9,.- From the East, an addition to my line of Druggists sundries and Perfumes Have reduced the price of Pears I'm ported 6lycerine Soap to g cents. Ny assortment of Tooth preparations consist of Calders', Cas~cil < Hszard's. and Lyons Tooth Powders. Hoyt's RubifoAm, lsquid. new .hing. 8 cents.
 Cherry Tooth Paste, sozodons. etc Ny hne of Foreign and Domestic Perfumes are standard = Lnbiu's, WGght'a, Gosnelis, ColgAse's Maria, Farina, Atkinson's. Lundbourg's. Also, various novelties never before brought to Prescott.
 Your friend,
 c. s. HUTCHINSON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Ooe0.

1aM11Is rhseix. sspssnbes issA. tq the AITKBN-ln 0an Doruashinn. CnIifnr,Ia An. Gast l9sA, 0 the vifo e( Ckse. n aifke. eesnefiy q tAis ta:ritesy, . dsugAtsr. oIXOBe-In Alnoq1ssQ1e. 9sptenbsr lsxA, eo 0e vne e1 KeFi A 01ydee, protAer ol 4fe- V. k HAosao1ne. ds1Ghtsr. HAll-In 0lses, osptsobss ssA to the vife q ]. '. Eall, sps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Qalyla1e.

INTERNATIONALLY ,As rssiAs.es q tAs b fssseseA hy 1sv. ]. c. Hoaehtoa. nun 1sy, 0opoD0hof l0kA, k V 1rsae2. siRna1 sHvsse sessRvss c Whlppas. te Mias xdda HA1L11-Hluxr -E Rsaeh Spsinrs. bv
 yaab T. Hyea, J- .. sepesahsf i7tA, Jsliu :,
 U. vssioo 0 0fs. c. II Rinsy.
 0MIx-1y11O0k-Is PAssix, osptenbes
 m. 1y 2sv. 1atsso. 0eoeeo A. MfnH sad
 1as 1eaels k Lybsook- hslA typss e the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
l'llnu1.

oCU1I--In vlliis1s. Ysvspai eounty. Ari- seae Sspesabes leA, Ars- Jane \ Scott, aGo10 0 ysos8-
 ecHnI1S11.la rseses. Aas.ss istA, ura
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
. 0esssaa nsssss.s.

Conslahls DoaAhue came in On to day's tEain, bringing with him . Mai on nasssd Martin Duran, chargsd with nusdee. Dursn had beea paying his atAsniioss to . 1exican giri named Dana, ahoQt eighteen years q sge, but vho also received with mose favor the ateentions of another young man fEom ths country q mAnyana. Duran vent to ths house vhsee she vns ssoppinx, aboat nidnighson Saturday night, and foallsd ths gizl oat in the yard, where thsy hAd . cooveesation. The nature q t 1 uDt known. but it wAs evidently unsasiafaconsy to the jealous Duran. The girl returned into the house and vaA reclining oa . mastrcss in tho coz ner, vhsn Duran entered aud fired two shoes frum . revolver through hsr neck, ki2lng hR in1ean11y. Whsn ConstAble Dnahus arrived, about i've minutss af1sT ths shooting, the murderer coollJ tod Nh to sAooe him, and Co do it Quiek. He W1s aFssslsd, and is nov in jA1s tO he txisd at the naxt term of cont
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

Tho rsal estats boom in Phenix has commenced again, e tho weather has beeo0e cooler.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
QUE TRRRIToRY
Chips From ous Tsyssssses aa.
 ohaaeoo.

Chips srom ows yssvsssssas aa-
 Thirty prisonsrs in the Pima count,
 jail.
 Tempe young people vil osyaniss
 Chatauqua society
 The tax rate of Yuma county |
 t3.3S-lO0 on the hundred.
 The Southern Pacific is open for tzas
 fc again from Tucson vest
 The Gila river roe ten feet in sin. gle day during the recent storm. The valuation of school property in Graham county is placed C q, ,300. About fifty yards of the Tempe canal vas washed out hy the late Eiss in tha river.
 The Tempe News has . nsv hesd, and has been otherwise improved by its nsv editor, Curt Miller.
 Gils monsters are quoted in tho Tuo- con market st from fifty cents 0 dollar . piece, according to size. Deputy Sheriff Dan Simous shot and instantly killed . covpoy named sos Smith, st Bisbee, on the 6sh inslank
 The Indian school as Toet Yuma opened last Monday week. with n as- tendance of seventy-five Indian boys and glrls.
 Geo. Monroe. who vas sho4 by Ds. Scott, at Mineral Park, several monahs ago, has recovered O e to b ab1o to get around again.
 Phenix papers claim that thsss . more profit in an acre of alfalfa thno than in ten acres of corn in may q the middle states.
 H. 8. Carpenter is candidaAe Sg ths ofice of county recorder of Mohave county, made vacant by ths ahseond- ing of H. Bucksxbaum.
 The firm of Guss Ellis ( Co, Phsaix, has been dissolved, and tho buainsD formerly conducted by it has besn cold to Gus Ellis asd E. Brown.
 Recent developments tend to show that the county of Nohave has ben systematically robbed during shs last four years, if not for . longes period
 Jas. McClintock, recently edisoe q the Tempe News, has gone eass oa an extended tour to spend . portion of his fortune made in the nevspaper bud ness.
 The ssseasment ron of Masicopa county shows the value of red state to De $2,5a7 ,l64; personal property, 171Dy- 9ls. Total valuation, e3,276. .0l9. q which &1 ,S06, ,s75 is in Phenix.
 The board of supervisors oi Mohavs county will order . thorough investig1- ton of the county books, in order to d. Iermine the extent of the county's Ion since 1880, and who, if anyone, eos | away with the spoils besides Bucks- baum.
 Hon. Vim. c. Watkins, councilman 1t large for the Southern district of Ari- zona in the Last legislature, has recently iriven in . number of fine horses fFum iila county, and has establishsd depos Or their sale in Phenix.
 The Herald thinks that Phenix and he Salt River valley offer . splsndid | 'peAing for the investment of capital D the butchering and shipment of besf md other meats by the cold storags ,rocess.
 The Gazette informs the people oi ,henix that . community composed 'nly of real estate speculatoes and bro 'ers cannot thrive of itself; but that to nake these two callings pro6tahls, here must 90 with them thosc indus- ries which give employment b many and support large populations
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Spo0emon'e tlait.

An kinds of guns and ammunition and sportsmen's supplies on hand and Tor sale cheap. Discounts to the trade Repairing done J. W. RoBEErs,
 Practical 0unsmith, Gurley St., next
 door to Aitken's Cigar Store. al9a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
watch 0opolFin9.

If your watch is out of order tals it to Gee. H. Cuny. Established in Prss- colt years. Charges reasonabls and conahaent with good work. WaAnhss repai,td by me have Card in back casss, and eons othen waEzantod.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
mlnlns ssssv.s.

A party is in Prescott with the caah to pay for good gold property. John Holmes, . veteran miner, is d. veloping some good properties in Tur- key creek district
 Beaumont Coxe has the shaft down in his Groom creek mine to . depth of Exty-four feet, in good ore.
 Geo. Ridenour had lot of ore work ai at the sampling works last Vsek which netted him several hundred dol lars more than he expected.
 The samping works have been kept busy ever since the return of 0r. Cock burn, there being moro orc arriving there now than st any time ince staElr ing the works. A car load vas shipped yesterday, followed by snosher oday.
 Ore was received at the sampling wtrks last week from tho following parties: Two car loads of rich gold oeo frtm McGowan ( Palmer, Nartines diatrict, 70 miles from Prescott; Geo. D. MsCann, Smith < Rove, and Dunkle q Fisher, Turkey creek; E. L. 0ohin, CT losd high-grade silver ore, Tuscunbia; Frank Alten and Geo. Ridsnour, Has- sayampa; F. ". Blake, district nce stated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
aenesss tses veaseih.

Mrs. PhGbe Chesley, Petessou, Clay Co, Iowa, tells the following rsmaFkar ble story, the truth of which 1 vouchsd for by the residents of ths town: q I am B years old, have been troubled vith kidney complaint and lameneD Sos many yesrs; could not drsas mysell without help. Now am free iron all pain and soreness, and am able to e an my own housevork. ovs my thanks to Electric Bitten for hAvins renewed my youth, and removed con pletely all disease and pain"
 Try . bottle, only 50 cents, q 0. 6. Hutchinson's Drug StoFe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

De Earth shorb is building . resi- dence in Phenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

IL Hheuix mail arrived at 10 o'clock tn morning, instsad of last evening e hsE04ofoge. The schedule time for
 arriving 6 noW n 90 .. n.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

A special pre- nium of twenty Ave dol lars is offered to any young gentlsnaA and lady who will be married upon the grand stand on Wednesday, tho third day of the fair, at Phenix. as the hour of 3o'clock P. m. In addition, tho license and fee of the o6Rciating clsrgy. man or magistrate vii. be paid. Ths only condition exacted is that the esc- retasy of the fair association shan b notified by the contracting paztiss ten days before the day of the opening q the fair, 90 that the nosics may b given.-Tempe NeWs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

usea kyi the sunits1 ssxtes Government. EDdossrd sy the hs~ds sf ths Great unfvrr- ssees = tho 4trongrst- PUr~<t. &sa tue nno-t Hsoithfui. pr Priees is the oniv Hxi5ax foOder that does sot contain AnWoris. kDe or Alan eofd oaiy in enns.
 Se0 Yoxk. Chlcaeo. eL Loala.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Ienssems VaIssy ae1ss.

Stockmen of Lonesome Valley die tris:t met, September lst, 1887, at 6sun dels' station. The following psssoaa were present: Nessn. King, NcCrm, Boblett, Wing, Stone, Lidsll and CaEt ter Fl. H. Carter vas elected chair. man and secretary. It vas osdsrsd that the rodeo commence at sBlAr1 Hills range October 1st, 1881.
 Resolved, That an estrays b hsld and driven to the home ranges.
 Ordered that . niyhtrherder bs sm- plo.sed, and that . cook be employed [ . good one can be had.
 On motion, ordered that . eosnmittse of three be appointed tO procure ths necessary provisions and cooking outl7t for the rodeo party, Ar. Stone agreeing to make the camp chest. Same con mittee ordered to hire cook and hefdse. Measrs Sam1 Boblett, James Wing and MT. Stone were appointed e sueh com mittee.
 On motion, meeting adjourned.
 All persons having ssock on thb range are requested to be pfessne and take their stock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

TAks yoar Repairing to P. Foisy, the Practical Matchmaker. All work var ranted. Shop in Dr. Lincoln's Drug Store. jl6u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; beauti- full novelties in fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Hlverware, etc, and the hand somest line of presents, to be found in Arizona Gro. H. CUzzY, Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21


 When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg Let the bet of all gifts, but immediately @ and have the proper spectacles ad- justed to your eyes- This has been my spsciaits for ten years, and by the use of my Optometer, purchased st large expense for this trade, all possibihty Of giving you . glass not adapted for your eyes, is prevented The use of the Optmeter is free to al customers. Price of specfacles range from [, % eS per pair. GEO. H- CUKky.
 A car load of stone jars and crooks, Nason's fruit jarr, preserve jars and jelly glasses, just received st J. L. Risher's. as7u
 The Prescott Transier Company will deliver Coal, on any street or alley in Prescott, ct $o per ton. a24u